Issuing authority of passport is only written in Cyrillic script. How to fill it into a Schengen visa application?
I am helping a Russian national fill out an application for a Norwegian Schengen visa (Type C).
The form asks for "Issuing authority". In the applicant's passport, this is only given in Cyrillic, (as ФМС 25011). I believe this refers to the Russian Federal Migration Service. However, the only thing that is written in the passport is "ФМС 25011".
The application form states:
You can only use Latin letters, numbers and special characters.
What should I write in the application form for this field?
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I am helping a Russian national fill out an application for a Norwegian Schengen visa (Type C).
The form asks for "Issuing authority". In the applicant's passport, this is only given in Cyrillic, (as ФМС 25011). I believe this refers to the Russian Federal Migration Service. However, the only thing that is written in the passport is "ФМС 25011".
The application form states:
You can only use Latin letters, numbers and special characters.
What should I write in the application form for this field?
visas schengen applications russian-citizens russian-language
add a comment |
I am helping a Russian national fill out an application for a Norwegian Schengen visa (Type C).
The form asks for "Issuing authority". In the applicant's passport, this is only given in Cyrillic, (as ФМС 25011). I believe this refers to the Russian Federal Migration Service. However, the only thing that is written in the passport is "ФМС 25011".
The application form states:
You can only use Latin letters, numbers and special characters.
What should I write in the application form for this field?
visas schengen applications russian-citizens russian-language
I am helping a Russian national fill out an application for a Norwegian Schengen visa (Type C).
The form asks for "Issuing authority". In the applicant's passport, this is only given in Cyrillic, (as ФМС 25011). I believe this refers to the Russian Federal Migration Service. However, the only thing that is written in the passport is "ФМС 25011".
The application form states:
You can only use Latin letters, numbers and special characters.
What should I write in the application form for this field?
visas schengen applications russian-citizens russian-language
visas schengen applications russian-citizens russian-language
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I see no reason why you should depart from general transliteration table of Russian.
According to all standards, С
is transliterated into S
, so it will be
FMS 25011
And also space between organ name (FMS) and organ branch number (25011) should be preserved.
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I see no reason why you should depart from general transliteration table of Russian.
According to all standards, С
is transliterated into S
, so it will be
FMS 25011
And also space between organ name (FMS) and organ branch number (25011) should be preserved.
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I see no reason why you should depart from general transliteration table of Russian.
According to all standards, С
is transliterated into S
, so it will be
FMS 25011
And also space between organ name (FMS) and organ branch number (25011) should be preserved.
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I see no reason why you should depart from general transliteration table of Russian.
According to all standards, С
is transliterated into S
, so it will be
FMS 25011
And also space between organ name (FMS) and organ branch number (25011) should be preserved.
I see no reason why you should depart from general transliteration table of Russian.
According to all standards, С
is transliterated into S
, so it will be
FMS 25011
And also space between organ name (FMS) and organ branch number (25011) should be preserved.
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